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THE SWEYNE PARK SCHOOL CHAMPIONS TRUST OVER TOTALITARIANISM WITH SECURE, FLEXIBLE DEVICE CONTROL
iboss Network Security supports academy’s IT challenges to improve pupils’ learning
iboss Network Security is providing The Sweyne Park School with iboss Secure Web Gateway to overcome IT challenges and deliver enhanced pupil learning. With schools increasingly taking up
academy status to free themselves from local authority rule, decisions over IT procurement have become a refreshing challenge to improve pupils’ learning. This new fl exibility has led to a demand for increased support and guidance on technology that can protect against advanced security threats and BYOD (bring your own device) popularity and convenience. Dan Joslin, IT Manager at Sweyne Park
School, explains: “Get ing the balance right between pupil trust and security is a real challenge with IT; so having the freedom over what we can allow pupils to do, knowing we can closely monitor their activity and prevent them from searching for explicit content, is a real benefi t. We fi nd that this approach greatly improves accountability and creates a mature culture which pupils respect. “We can now trial iPads with sixth
formers and safeguard their activity without locking down capabilities, meaning pupils no longer have a reason to seek security work-arounds. Respect between pupils, teachers, the school and equipment can only become a reality with this fl exible approach off ered by iboss Network Security. With optimised bandwidth we can also address issues created by multiple devices on the network and tackle our need for speed.” Neustro Consulting suggested the
iboss Secure Web Gateway to Sweyne Park IT staff so they could gain comprehensive visibility across all data channels on the network and fi lter everything from malware to viruses. Using integrated BYOD management it can address personal devices by enforcing policies
About iboss Network Security
iboss Network Security protects today’s borderless networks against malware, advanced threats and data loss with innovative Web Security, Mobile Security and FireSphere™ Advanced APT defense. Backed by patented technology, iboss’ stream-based approach delivers unparalleled visibility across all inbound/ outbound data channels and port-evasive applications, with technology that offers
bandwidth demands. iboss outbound data defense includes best of breed AntiVirus, Sandboxing, data anomaly detection, and integrated SIEM-like reporting, to better detect and respond to infections already on your network. Leveraging leading threat protection and unsurpassed usability, iboss is trusted by thousands of organisations and millions of users globally.
and securing them against malware, botnets and data loss. With its bandwith management functionality, the school also benefi ts from increased internet speed and access to critical applications. Richard Moore, Education Director
EMEIA, iboss Network Security said: “The leap towards the digital classroom has left educators struggling to connect enhanced learning with security. Going out on their own, academies need technology in place
that provides increased control and visibility combined with the support and guidance of those close to their needs.” “We aim to move a signifi cant part of
our business into the education sector and support schools like The Sweyne Park to improve network control, optimise IT budgets and ultimately become self- suffi cient. This is ultimately down to the strong relationship with Neustro Consulting, a key iboss reseller working closely to support the academy.” ET
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